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Dragging Australia's financial reporting regime into the 21st century

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageThe way Australia collects sensitive reporting data is stuck in the 1990s. AAP/Paul Miller

As we come to the end of another financial year end reporting season and await the deluge of impenetrable financial reports, we can only lament that another year has passed and an important reporting mechanism widely used in many international exchanges, is...

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Shedding fresh light on China's investment choices in Africa

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageA cleaner walks past a promotional poster at an Africa Development bank meeting in Shanghai. Western perceptions of China's investments in Africa are off the mark.Reuters/Nir Elias

China’s economic engagement in Africa tends to elicit controversy. Many Chinese deals are accompanied by Western headlines such as “China in Africa:...

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